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New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-09
SUE RULED THE ROOST.
A Feeble Rebellion subdued in Short Order.

Feeble Rebellion subdued in Short Order.
Jim Akers was a small, tow-headed,
knock-kneed man, with irregular
teeth, which made his mouth look like
steel trap twisted out of plumb.
His wife was g. large, raw boned wom-
an, fully a head taller and fifty pounds
heavier than Jim. She had the tenn
per ia half f-famished wildcat, and no
darky just ''gettin' religion" was ever
half SO much afraid of the devil as
Jim was of her. He had reason to be.
When she was fairly on the
warpath she breathed chain light
ming and flung cyclones from the tip
of her tongue. Nor did she content
herself with words only, however bit.
ter and furious. She very often brush
ed the poor little wretch with hick-
ory until he felt as if he had borrowed
his back of a. saint fresh from the
gridiron.
One bright, golden, delicious after
noon in the latter part of May, Jim
left the path where he had been hard
at work all day and "snuck cen" to.
his cabin by the back way. He pro.
ceeded hastily to doff his every day
clothes and don his Sunday garments,
casting furt1ve gances all the while at
the black-browed, terrible dame
sitting in the front doorway knitting.
With trembling haste he completed his
preparations, and was shambling out
again, when his wife, previously ar-
parently obvious of his presence, shot
a fierce glance at him which made him
Jump almost out of his shoes and
brought the perspiration out from
every pore.
"Whar' you boun fur?" she asked.
II lowed I wuz gwine down to the
hshfry far q hour or two. Them
boys is a hevin'-
"Well, you lowed wrong. You jest
hist off them cloze, and go back inter
that patch ond finish hoein' them per-
tators. Don't you distress yerself
bout no fish-fries.'
"But I done tole the boys I wuz
gwine to be ther."
"Well, you tole 'em lie.'
'But Ed. Sykes and Hank Evans is
waitin' fur me now at the crossroads,
and I'd ruther not disappoint 'en."
"Well, I'd ruther you would. Shut
up, now, and do ez you're told"
Jim gasped and quaked with fear;
but, for the first time in many years,
he thoroughly realized the tyranny un-
der which he was crushed. His heart
was set on going to the fish fry, and in
that feeble, huttering little organ a
faint shadow, a dim eidoIon of spirit
became suddenly aroused. He hesi-
tated q moment, ventured even to re-
turn the gaze of those glowing, wrath
full eyes, and then started saying:
''Well, I'm q gwine.'
"Great Jeh hosaphat! Houp-la!
She swooped on him like an owl on
a mouse. The air was filled and dark
ened with dust and sandy hair and
agonizing shrieks.
Ed Sykes and Hank Evans, at the
'cross-roads," became convinced that
Jim's cabin had canght fire and that
he was perishing in the flames. They
rushed in all haste to his assistance,
but as they neared the spot the ciat-
ter subsided, and they heard stern,
feminine voice, which caused them to
halt and keep out of sight, say:
Now reckon you'll do as yer
tole"
Then they recognized Jim's piping
voice, protesting between convulsive
sobs:
'rd sorter gin up gwine befo' you
spoke. Alta Californian:
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grown up, but she was most grown"
they all said. She was thirteen. and
the young men chose her FOR a part
ner when they played 4sall around the
merry pole" !" and Doc sat and watch
ed her.
These were stirring times. Men and
women shattered the fetters of con-
ventionality and grew from boys to
men and from girls to women with
marvellous rapidity.
At a candy pulling Doc pulled candy
with her. The way OF it was that they
all played lonesome, and theyneed-
ed cne more to be the lonesome
one" and he was induced, much
against his will, to join. His success
emboldened him, and SO the boy and
the girl pulled candy, and both were
50 painfully conscious of their own
youthfulness, that they pulled IN si-
lence
Lucy's brother John was nearly
eighteen. He was dutiful boy. and
his mother was a widow He worked
for her and for Lucy, and they lived
well.
Again spring gladdened the earth
with her spirituelle beauty But there
was not much boisterousness at the
annual 'logrolling' as usual. Intact.
there were very few lcgro ollings. Moth
ers and daughters and Younger sons
pulled the tallen trees together the
best they could and burned them.
Women in big sunb bonnets, kept from
hopping over their eyes by wooden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
crayD ARur AIDESDEcAMR

MI>xFAroLls Dee. 10 (Soecth). Comtnanderln-thIei
en Of tho Grand Army has issued general orders na-
ing lis, sf several hundred aiesde-camp on his STAN
The New.York and New-Jersey lists are New YORK
J. C. Nenshelcr Rome; Lewis j. West, New-lofk' :
Charles l.. Garz, Albany; Johh y. 'ooH' new i"'"'
Bcnianin f. Page Troy; George A. Price, brooklyn;
phil. Il Hackus Albany: Samuel 8. Wood Ncw-fork ;
Robert g. Heilfarty, New York william Hennessy'
BROOKLYN; Jacob Cohen. Nsw-York Joseph stewart
New York; Joseph = Cnvcndy Brooklyn = C. ,,i ksna
cr.sne U,rrison Clark Edward H. Duty. New-iork; {;
NJ H. Lehman staten Island Thomas s. simpson New
York; II. Il. Msigs Malone. New,Jcrsey T. l"l.s,
Cily: r. g. Hans Camden; g. l.. Merrct NJ iioiy )
W IT, H. strJker Patorseni q. A. Browne. Miaa'et'n
Wull'ken Newark; J. Madison Drake. Elizabeth. TX
President Hayes heads the ohio list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
TIE cIRLE Will BE SPLTCED.

CHICAGO Dec. 10 tSpeciab.-it was nov u''.' ''is
,ornn, ,hat the real nature OF ths Board Of Trab'
dircctors, meeting late yesterday was known When
PRECEDENT Wright ordered Mr. Whitfon manager oi
The market report pdrrcnt, to sever tho cao'o CON
tanning all tho wcs II tho Board OF Trade bulidlhg
he raised a storm which has reacted on his own head
The directors last night passed resolution resembling
all former resolutions giving special power 10 INC
icnt and again placing tho executive authority TO
act I'm such matters In tho hands Of The committee
Mr. wright pleaded that the resolution was eehsufo
on him The cablc viii be splieed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
TIE IMPERIAL PATIENT AT SAN RENO.

CHEERFUL REPLY TO AN address OF SYMPATHY
THE REPORTS ON THE WHOLE HOPEFUL
SAN RENO, Dec. 1G-The growth which has
made its appearance in the throat Of the Crown Prince
Is not OF a .cancerous nature. 1t causes no difficulty
IN breathing No operation Is deemed necessary al
present The right side OF the larynX is wholly sound
A number of inhabitants Of Zlcrtha in the Iyrol'
sent an address OF sympathy to the Prince TO "h'h
a lady in aiting the Crown Princess replica Sho
said
The Prince desires to return his thanks for your
address The universal sympathy shown greatly
comforts him. We almost believe that inc s4h,cic
wishes and prayers in his behalf have had meaning
irauence 10 the doctors SURPRISE LIS health Is
wonderfully good. Tie swelling which appeared uIee
weeks ago has normally healed. 80 far there Is -
trace Of fresh growth, but owing to the uhaNiiHos
opinion Of the doctors, We may not yet daro - A'i'
We must be thankful for every day that passes "I'"u'
fresh symptoms. Since the Crown Prince has ta"h
open ar exercise, has fresh, healthy complexion.
lie has grown thinner since spring, and this gives MN
an almost youthful appearance. Any one seo'is MI"
can scarcely believe him to be 4 lost man. HIS Fei'
Tranquility of mind, almost ch"crluness, incsumaOIS
~ MacAcnz.e states that Le considers the apI"@i-
apc5 OF tins crown Prince ihioat be,ltr man H & m
Examined 10 In the beg 'nhhs "I N"ttH"' j. - -, -
a sIna! growth has formed higher UP ID tho .HIDat'
which appeared TOW ara the Close ol tie .r"wn lnc'
say al I.avcno. but which has since @mih.ehai.
The swelling Of the gland, ha' 'n'il u''dpi1'r&o &
Br MachenIi1 IS aDOut ,O ir.' ,,,,d ~ f. ~an Reno
10 Alscrs. lie VIII return a'cI"ain To 1In t ,', %
Ic would 20 Agicrs IL hc considered Tie crown
i'i,,D nr,f< Dec fG-Tle correspondent Of The
Congn, Gazette at san Reno say: d" Il' fcrnaion
of Nat granulcs in the Crown Primes thioH "ht,h
fc.h danger OF the formation Of "dcma' Nm'h
would result In difficulty Of breathing. me lorna lorna
ton seems. beyond question: 10 u. d !. p" az az s,t.
ou tine sun face and is not working mp nom nc .IN'o
Tie crown Prince suffers mo- par pam vi a.,
tenycHenee he R%'I.' rcinoi % Dr MacEonzs
srrnded tie crown Prince until II O'Clock MS morn
~. lie then walked with the Crown Prince an9
Pm through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
ALArGr STEEL MILL TO BE CLOSED.

er LoUIs Dec 10 Specid).-The effect OF the Presi-
dents ne ssagc vii be demonstrated here in disastrous
manner in two weeks. The Western Steel works en-
pleying ODO inou will De closed Lack OF orders from
railroad companies said to he due 10 the unsettled con-
diti,n of the steel market Ia OF the Presidents
recommendations is said 10 be tho cause. President
Wilcox says II works clsse. which viii llkely occur
at he latest IL X caused by our company
being unable get orders 10 keep going There arc l"ts
o. railroads under construction but lhev are Hboi Oh
money pay for rails AnOtncr thing against our WORKS
IL that have the latest patterns Of other hs 10
turn steel our sachuory is OF the ola wake, Whch
of course great dra wback 10 manufacturing rals as
rhcon as other mills but sill we have been dom. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 1G (>pcciaIJ Tho report that
George W. Chlds would allow his name to be pre-
scnteb at the National Republican Convention as a
candidate for President. denied by Mt 'hIds uhs
afternoon He said: Ny sentiment a expressed two
wears aro wi en- nv name spoken OF for lh' ohfo
la, not changed in the least. then, appiccldiIhS
the compliment, positively declined 10 allow the uoo
Of my name and under no circum. tancc5 would dc-
cept any Office, great small"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
A PHOTo0RApH BETRAYs AN EHBRzzLER

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. lG.-ErDcst X. Williamson. who 1t
+ charged. six years rsbbcd the firm OF Albert
Msran & Co.. of Fall River Mass, of $4,000 and fled.
nasscd through here Yesterday in charge OF detective.
williamson married tho daughter OF the senior member
Of the firm Of Msran Co Juno H. 1881. The next
day the Young bride killed in n runaway. That
might Moran & Co. received $40 900 Ia cash in pack
age which was deposited in the safe as IL was "'er
banking hours. Mr. Moran called at his sonlh-Iaw )
house that night and mentioned the fact to him In me
,h, Z, "a CHARGED williamson who was connected With
the bank took money and fled. The case was placed
In of detectives About year ago waDucf-
g.. nbotncrspher In passing through bonneville, Neb.
took picture NJ the sny general store In town WIZ II
,. ~ ra nchnen ln front of IT, On Thanksgiving DAY
% hotograuber was arrested In Chicago, the negative
" ~ ~ nciurr beIpg s In his possession. detective
recognized Williamson and went 10 Hoher'hie anu III
ed hin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

SAriT ~rr " AElf. Nici Dc' 10 The hr-t train over
tic NnnoapO.,. sani,, :. Marie AMI Atlantic Railway,
which lc,t Minneapolis yesterday. arrived here at r h
today hlyu. as passengers ". D. NAsuuurn pre-iient
o. ti. roas and uuiubsr ~ business men 81 Mime
arnIi- Ilr International hrl.s w.l hs finished on
saturday and connection witl The 'clbonri completed
Cmc,Go. Doc 1G-Tho chicago and Grand Trunk WIS
10 lay granted the privilege of making lower rate ON
dressed beef and hs from Chcssoto Boston than those
made by the American lines This difference IS hNct al
troS cents hundred pounds and hT The concession inc
war ell dressed ocof rates Wa nr'iglt 10 oo'c inc
aIyascc iu rates VIII 20 INTO elect - c'mncf -.
W4.usar,>. Doc iG.-Thc Interstate Commission to-
day hear ns IN the ca-e OF j. H. Martin and NJ u
Martin of Denver who ale. - violation OF the long AMI
short haul clause NJ the Interstate law on the part "f the
solthers Pacific. the Central Pacific ami tie 'nl'n
Pacinc Railroad Companies. Tho conplainaais aiIege
it n the alton Of dried ru, from -an Fran
cisco 10 Denver the railroad companies ch>r-e - 80
whlle from san Francisco - Omaha I-'"hcH h'"'',
greater the charge osy - a. 1t - further ALLEGED
t.at the rate frSm Omaha to Denver j, only - ~
CHICAGO. Dec. I6 IS recruit -Thc Bo8c,y Ag' says to
day: sweeping reduction In freight rates through
the Northwest certain 10 be iDaugnrated
Tuesday the result Of the decision OF Receiver
McNulta OF the wabash Railway IL reduce MS rates 70
certain Illinois points. No only have the other roads
been forced 10 similar action 10 Illinois points. but The
reductions are to bo carried the Missouri River
The following figures show the old aul tho new agreed
rates between Chicago. Omaha, Kansas city and other
Iissour River points:
Ssl g & q 3 g g g. s. g g 3 70 70, f$ $
There good to believe that tie Missouri Ia
cinc COMPANY has made a traffic contract with tho Den
yer and Rio Granle which virtually gives 1t line ever
the Rocky Mountains whether or not me Denver ana
Rio Gradc Western which forms thcconinua' on % tHo
Denver aud RIO Grande from the Colorado uah line 10
Oglon 80 miles, IL Included In tho Arrangements
already made d,cs not yet appear. - ,,, A..
ON he Chicago. santa Ic aul California airoAl' INC
extension of the Atrhison Topeka and SANTA syhir'
track has brcn connie from Chicago 10 isr Madison
Iowa 81 miles, giyuga new iine from thIcaso 10 to
Mississippi River much of the way paraHe To the NlF
e,o Iirurron and Quincy 10 will ne opened Tor Dusl-
ness IN few weeks The entire line from 'hicags 10
Kansas tY los miles, Il beng rapidly phshod 10 cs-
prtion and vii probably BE- finished early III fcOruay
the great bridge the Mississippi at Fort Midson
entirely completed and tho sti greater STRUCTURE o'ef
tho Missouri at rbley, - well under way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

4 contract has Just been executed ~ Mayor J, G.
Gordon. president Of the Decatur Land Improvement
and Furnace Company of Decatur, Ala. and 4. Ilrse
W,sch president Of The Jutcd states Rolling stock
Company. for The immediate removal Of ihr immense
plant Of the latter company from Iihaha. Ohio. 10
Decatur. Ala. The United states Rolling Stock ON
p1ar also ayIc, - fh~h tAeir g'ut 81 Icpa shops
Decatur for the 1000 they rc now leasing -
hlncIrni IaIlInaus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

rS'cu under tho Crimes Act today sentenced to
'hioe months imprisonment with hard labor Notice
was gwen OF an appeal, and Nj Shechy was admitted
10 oalL Upon being released, he was again arrested
on the charge Of having participated In a meeting at
tlohcl Eail was refused ana the prisoner was taken
W Nlonmel JAIL: Father Matthew RYAN will be ar
ralghed under the Grimes Act Thursday at Bally-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
CGAssw0rKrEe pROp0sING A COMPnOWsE

GLAsSWORKEES PROPOSING COMPROMISE
TlTI-nUEG. Dec lG.-The striking nn'-slass workers
have submitted proposition 10 the manufacturers with
drawing ;hc demand for advance In the WAGES Of tho
gsthercr." ma cOnccisg the rhtof Tie employers to
discharge wO Tor incOmpetency and drunkenness
They stin refuse 10 submit to rule . however. which
provides that manufacturers may contract directly with
ihsir wOrkncn. rs IS adoption would lmpcrl Inc Z Raes-
workers. organization. The proposition aiss suggests
mat iy-Nyc hours be considered weeks work in the
moulding department and hity eight hours IN The cutting
deIaitineL..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
THE ALLEGHENY VALLEY CASE.
MISSING BOOKs-THE ROADS CONNECTION WITH
TIE PENNSYLVANIA.

FITrsBURG, Dec. 16 (Specidt some exceedingly IN
tercstins testimony taken to-day IN the case OF
the pennsylvania Railroad Company against the Al
lcSheny Valley road. John scott, receiver Of the
Valley road testified that the cash book, journal and
ledger for 1eG7 had disappeared Treasurer John
Ballannc had charge Of the books at the time. Tho
reports for 1s65 and 1871 also missing. A. II.
Kowand prominent local politician. who I'm 1865
vas chief clerk In the auditors Office in the of
his testimony the construction Of the low grade
division, which connects the Valley road with the
Philadelphia and Eric al Driftwood said that - per
cent was received from the $lOO0O,00O Of mort gage
bonds. Eowand understood that the remaining
Sl,5O 600 was a discounted commission for selling
the bonds. The $500 900 used. he thought, In
payment of bills contracted I'm the construction Of tho
low grade division and In the purchase Of rolling stock
for the main limo. His recollection Of the iii, position
Of $500 900 Of Sunbury aud Oricl bonds, that
delivered to the Valley road, not clear. Tho
bonds went into the custody Of tho president and
treasurer lie understood that the engineers who
constructed the low grade division We're in the employ
OF The Pchn,N Nania road
Daring LoWand- connection with the road the
h'aNrst trHilc was in crude petroleum from tho oil
regions. which delivered Iittsbdrg fuclirS
Refined oil delivered to the Pcnns lvania road
al west Penn Junction on tlr main line of the Valley
road and al the eastern terminus ~ the low grade
DIVISION IN arbitrary rate Wa, Ia force from lrng
to loo. II wa. sent from tn, auditors Office Of
Pcuu,' lNauia Railroad took So much gave the Valley
road the balance. and the distance travelled was not
considered The Philadelphia office ~ the Penn
sylvania Railroad had the fixing of rebates. Tho
ihr actual payment Of thr-c rebates OF thr PrnnSyi
Nania Railroad TO shippers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

BERLIN. Dec 1G.-A new bill has been lh'iou"'pu >"
tho cbstap a,tborlzng tho expulsion Of all socialists
vbo have incurred penalties for violation OF the Anti
Socialist law or by belonging to secret societies. Weh
Is forbidden by existing laws In ac, iudlco dtu M
,bo nro,Snns az mis- b most Of the Socialist members
Of he Prcitag NAV he expelled rom OcIIndhS no
hin also permits the punishment OF any one ta''"H
part IA a Socialist congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
W. NruS OF sTANLEY.

ISNDOY, Dec. &c Ougo d p1iches ieccNcu j." ID US
tes 10 night mako no mention Of siarlcy or Of The
.tna,ioo =, STANLEY Falls The present un'asiuc's
felt here regarding the explorer VIII develop ihiQ
serious anxiety If the present month pa9'co "l'ho"'
news being received from him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

THE ALFRED WATTS BELILVED TO BE SAfA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16 (Specian-Ihe report tna' 'is
American ship Alfred Watts which sailed frsm 'h' por.
octobsr for uioglo, Japan fsuAdersd at sea and all
md. drowned is generally disbelieved IN maritime
ci,ccs G.orse H. Conwel cid pilot said TINS mern
ing th 1T II almost al mpssAbuV ior sn'6 VI Wv
Alta sss 70 eaDsiss In gale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
THEY HAVE NOT CAPTURED Mr. BLAINE

I,SnoS Dec l7.-rhe Paris Correspondent OI III"
he,rs ys that the London Tories ha'tcr "''
.,. h, ,a,de q conquest of Mr.. Blaine but liz is
.lv reservine his powder and shot till ke goes nome
Mr Elaiuc and Levi T.. Morton are tsSetAci at Dof'
l,ey Wl both sart for Cannes to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
vo PLOTTING POSSIBLE IN LONDON.

LONDON, Dec. 1G-The Law and Liberty H,""u0
proposed to make demonstration on sunday III no"o
Of Linncu who It IS alleged, died from the ehecs oi
Injuries received IA a charge Of the mounted poISo
during the recent riOng I'm Trafalgar square but the
police authorities have issued an order ioiDdds any
dis play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
COLD DEPOSITS IN TAMAULPAS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16-Advlces from Prcsas Aidans'
IN the southern part Of Tamaulpas, state that extensive
deposits OF gold and clnnabar or quicksilver bearing
Ore, hare been discovered near there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

AN ~ p IN THE TOLLS OF THE LAW.
DDUDLix. Dec. I8-Mr. Sheehy. n r.. who was "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
TIE SEwrouNDLAND BAIT ACT.

81. JOHN'-, \. 2, Dec. 10 7 ~ bait act WHOM vas
passed by the Legislature Of this colony has received
rovaI assent II iDrb.ds the catching Saie Of bait to
oicicn fishermen an goes into operation on January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

"UNITED IRELAND TO SUE THE POLICE
DrBlIN Doc 10" United Ireland' VIII sue INC
police for damages for removing show bls from shop
windows In Ennis and elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

THE MARQUIS or LOENH sEMCUSIY ILL.
LONDON. Dec 1G.-The Marquis OF Lornc IS seriously
I'll with a disease Of the throat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
CROWNED WITH SUCCESS.
ACTION OF THE BIG CONVENTION
REPUBLICANS ENTHUSIASTIC AND UNITED.

PLATFORM ADOPTED BY THE REPRESENTATIVES,
CT CLUBS IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNIoN-RING-
ING sPr ECuEs BY SENATOR EvARTs AND
oTHERs-A PLAN FORMULATED FOR THE Or
GANIZATION AND GOVERNMENT OF THE Ma
TIONAL AND STATE LEAGUES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
AyOTuER ABSURD FRENCH DUEL

PARIS Dec. 1G.-M. Edwards manager oi lie Matin'
taught a dncl with ". Mayer manager OF La Lam
tere Both ducliisiS were slightly wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
, DECEMBER II, IsS7.-TEN PAGES.

tltilt'es at Rotterdam. above Schenectady, the Erie
lanai Its purpose IS to bring Boston and New England
INTO closer connection with the canal aud the lake trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
FACILITIES FOR THE FIrCHBURG.

ALBANY, Doc 10 tSpecal State ts-day gave 'lic
r,tohhurg Railroad perm ssion TO construct basin 100
Sa.t hv I7b sraiu elevator aad other usnspsrtaten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17

EN'NlNCS or THE RICHMOND AND DANVTLLE.
IN" annual .cpou Of the Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway Company has not Vet bc'E m.d'
public summary u II, rvcn ont yesterday, plac~d
the n"' earnings 81 The Richmond and Danylllc Raj
road af about +J5OOo an thcS" Of the East Tonnes
sc'. Virginia and Georgia az 50" 600. The not In
CON" 0i fhr Georgia Pa iic stated A. ! -9.J.
IN" letter, of resignation II William Eochrf' II r.
Roswell T. iloWer and Il. T. il>on. ho were elected
tu,tfu' the auuIil tl'-tInL layn i.ru fnrWarlc |
but thr vacant places have mot been filed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
PRICE THREE CENTS.

about which there was any question.
All that the Wisconsin men could say in reply
TO tins was expressed by Delegate Field, who
asked Would 1t not now be in order to heaI
from Copiah County MississippiP'
ms ailuson caused the Ohio men to hiss Wig.
orously, but the rest Of the convention laughed